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Precursor materials suitability for super activated carbons production

Stavropoulos, 2005

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4906140744144139510
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Stavropoulos G
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Fuel Processing Technology

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Low cost-high availability materials (pet coke, charcoals, lignite and used tire char), not extensively investigated in the past, were chemically activated with KOH. Produced activated carbons demonstrated high adsorption capacities both in the gas and liquid phase as …
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